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GARFIELD COUNTY, Colo. (KKCO) -- Public health officials are worried about children's health after four cases of pertussis -- also known as whooping cough-- were confirmed as of April 8...
Whooping cough outbreak in Weld County worst in 20 years
April 23, 2013
Weld County is experiencing its worst outbreak of whooping cough in 20 years, according to county health officials. They report that since December 2012, 15 schools across Weld County reported cases of whoping cough, also known as pertussis, which is a stubborn and persistent cough, spread primarily from person-to-person by coughing...
Whooping cough persists in Larimer County
Apr. 25, 2013 |
Written by
Madeline Novey
Counties across the state continue to report whooping cough cases, making it the worst season for the disease in at least six decades.
Larimer County, however, is reporting some of the lowest rates of whooping cough in Colorado; only six of 24 counties had fewer reported cases between Jan. 1 and April 6...
Oct. 31, 2013
Whooping cough spreading in Weld County
...In an average year about four cases are diagnosed, but this year Weld has seen 70 diagnosed cases, with more expected as the cold season continues.
Middle and high school students currently have the highest infection rates, but the diagnosed cases have ranged from a 2-month-old infant to a 71-year-old adult...
MESA COUNTY, Colo. An outbreak of whooping cough on the Front Range has health officials urging parents in Colorado to vaccinate their children, as the disease can be deadly for infants.
One hundred new cases of Pertussis or whooping cough were reported in the second half of October and the recent rise in cases has the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment urging Coloradans to make sure they're up to date on their vaccinations...
Whooping cough cases on the rise
Phillips County reports 14 diagnosed with pertussis
By Deanna Herbert NCHD public information officer
Posted: 12/05/2013 10:34:22 AM MST
STERLING ? Health officials are raising alarms about the spread of whooping cough in northeast Colorado and statewide.
Over the past month the Northeast Colorado Health Department has received notification of 14 positive cases of pertussis, also known as whooping cough, in Phillips County. The majority of the positive cases are in school-aged children and even though the cases are concentrated in Phillips County at this time, case rates are high across the state...
Colorado whooping cough epidemic continues in force
By Austin Briggs
The Denver Post
Posted: 12/10/2013 12:01:00 AM MST1 comments | Updated: about 7 hours ago
The whooping cough epidemic that began in 2012 is continuing to surge in Colorado ? and the rest of the country.
Through Nov. 16, the 1,183 cases of pertussis were confirmed in Colorado, up from 1,505 last year and 419 in 2011...
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